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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
9
Notices of church festivals fairs and social events with admission or sales profits priced at five cents per line plus card of thanks and obituary poetry charges.
The piece lauds Wisconsin’s financial health driven by dairy and claims Beaverhead county offers ideal conditions for dairying. It notes milk cows and hens help farm costs while South Dakota and Montana are highlighted for egg and dairy outflows. General Dawes is praised for candor and bipartisan appeal.
Opinion warns Governor Dixon to monitor his revenue raising apparatus closely or risk disruption as hidden issues threaten the fiscal setup.
Stereopticon lecture on Judson the Great Missionary to the Burmese scheduled for Sunday evening February 13 at the Baptist church. The event promises a detailed visual presentation and geographic notes.
Publishers release new songs and instrumental pieces received weekly. Customers may order titles not in stock. Tribune Book Store.
The Normal College class of 1919 completed a large M on a volcanic hill west of Dillon, five hundred feet above the Beaverhead River. The letter measures about 120 by 120 feet with six foot strokes, funded by a 400 dollar bequest. Stone work was done by students and teachers, with whitewash kept fresh annually.
A union day of prayer will be observed in Dillon Friday February 18 at 7 30 pm at the Baptist church. Women and girls from all churches are urged to attend. If you believe in missions come, if not come and have a change of heart. A fine program of music and prayer for world mission has been arranged by the local committee.
The letter argues irrigation decisions hinge on fair water commissioner selection. It urges a public notice of appointments, clear credentials, local residence on the water route, reliable communications, and a transparent, merit based process to prevent losses to irrigators from dishonest or distant appointees.
An old advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for impossible cures of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a reliable blood based remedy. It asserts long use over 35 years and promises visible improvement after short use, urging customers to send for testimonials.
Tommie anger flares at neighbor Johnnie as he denounces him as lacking intelligence and attractiveness. Mother overhears the exchange. The next day they resume play and Tommie again loses temper but refrains from repeating the insult, saying only you were yesterday.
A reflection on falling out of love as realization dawns that the beloved is only partly the ideal. The piece contrasts early myths of romance with the slow postmarital adjustment, where one confronts another's ordinary flaws. It cites a milestone called the first quarrel and the time of adjustment as the true test of love.
Reverend Mr Burrill of Billings preached last Sunday in the Baptist church, delivering a sermon to local worshippers.
Representative Rodgers of Beaverhead county introduces a bill to cut highway payroll officials salaries including chief engineer to 300 dollars per month and other positions to 250 175 and 125 dollars a month The executive committee may hire one engineer per highway district at 250 dollars a month and district engineers would be reduced to two chairmen and one rod man during active surveying work.
An advertisement urges customers to demand Famous Lemht Creamery Fresh Churned Butter from the grocer. It proclaims the butter the best and freshest, claiming it makes life worth living and inviting a trial with a pound at 511 Salmon Creamery Co.
Miss Dorothy Potter, who had been ill with a severe cold, is now rapidly recovering.
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